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Poole's Public House serves family fun

Poole's Public House serves family fun

 

Don't let the sleek interior, TVs everywhere the eye could scan and uniformed wait staff fool you, Poole's Public House on East Hastings Road is no chain restaurant.

Quite the contrary, the eatery defines family-owned as Scott and Lisa Poole team with lifelong friends Skip and Kim Templeton to open the “neighborhood UK-themed sports bar.”

“We have a different take on bar food,” Scott Poole said. “There will be no pre-packaged deep-fried stuff ever served at my place.”

The Pooles are both from North Spokane, and were dreaming of opening their own restaurant for about 10 years. Scott had been actively searching for a space to lease for eight months before he found the location at 101 E. Hastings Rd.

“It's nice to be back on the North Side,” Scott said.

The restaurant has a 120-inch HD TV that will show “all the big games” – especially if a local team is involved.

Golfing Fore A Cause

Golfing Fore A Cause

What's better than golfing? Golfing for a cause. That's the idea behind The Birdys for Autism Golf Tournament, a shotgun scramble benefiting the Northwest Autism Center.

The Northwest Autism Center was created in 2003 to support and facilitate community-based approaches to help people with autism in the Inland Northwest. And now, Birdys Sports Bar is teaming up with the Autism Center to help the cause.

The Birdys For Autism Golf Tournament is June Second at Deer Park Golf Course. The shotgun scramble is $100 a person and sponsorship packages start at $400. The event ends with dinner and drinks courtesy of Food Services of America at Birdys.

There's nothing better than helping a cause and enjoying yourself every hole along the way. To register visit www.birdys4autism.org.

 

Record-Breaking Season At "49"

Record-Breaking Season At "49"

The chilly, wet spring many of us have been complaining about has been a blessing for folks who like to hit the slopes, and that's led to a record year at 49 Degrees North.